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The Caribbean Business Cruise (CBC) is back for its 5th edition, promising to empower micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) from the Caribbean with unique opportunities for business growth and networking. The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), through its Competitive Business Unit (CBU), is collaborating with ISANAJA Consulting to bring this innovative and effective approach to regional trade and business missions.
From February 16 to 23, 2025, the CBC will set sail, bringing together entrepreneurs, project managers, and business professionals from across the Caribbean. The cruise will visit multiple islands, including Barbados, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Saint Lucia, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Onboard, participants will engage in high-quality networking, workshops, conferences, and roundtable discussions, all designed to enhance their business acumen and market reach.
The CBC not only offers an exceptional platform for strategic networking but also serves as a catalyst for business cooperation and development. At each stopover, MSMEs will step off the ship to participate in business-to-business meetings and workshops, organized in collaboration with local support organizations. This hands-on approach ensures that participants can forge meaningful connections, secure contracts, and explore new market opportunities.
The CBU, established to promote the competitiveness of OECS enterprises, has been a staunch supporter of the CBC since its inception. This year, the Unit is leveraging the OECS 11th EDF – Regional Integration for Growth Harmonisation and Technology (RIGHT) Programme to fund the participation of OECS MSMEs. This support is crucial in helping these businesses expand their export markets and enhance their competitive edge.
As the 5th edition of the Caribbean Business Cruise embarks on its journey, the OECS Commission and ISANAJA Consulting invite all stakeholders to join in supporting and promoting this transformative initiative. Together, we can navigate towards a brighter and more prosperous future for Caribbean businesses.
The Caribbean Business Cruise (CBC) is back for its 5th edition, promising to empower micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) from the Caribbean with unique opportunities for business growth and networking. The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS), through its Competitive Business Unit (CBU), is collaborating with ISANAJA Consulting to bring this innovative and effective approach to regional trade and business missions.
From February 16 to 23, 2025, the CBC will set sail, bringing together entrepreneurs, project managers, and business professionals from across the Caribbean. The cruise will visit multiple islands, including Barbados, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Saint Lucia, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Onboard, participants will engage in high-quality networking, workshops, conferences, and roundtable discussions, all designed to enhance their business acumen and market reach.
The CBC not only offers an exceptional platform for strategic networking but also serves as a catalyst for business cooperation and development. At each stopover, MSMEs will step off the ship to participate in business-to-business meetings and workshops, organized in collaboration with local support organizations. This hands-on approach ensures that participants can forge meaningful connections, secure contracts, and explore new market opportunities.
The CBU, established to promote the competitiveness of OECS enterprises, has been a staunch supporter of the CBC since its inception. This year, the Unit is leveraging the OECS 11th EDF – Regional Integration for Growth Harmonisation and Technology (RIGHT) Programme to fund the participation of OECS MSMEs. This support is crucial in helping these businesses expand their export markets and enhance their competitive edge.
As the 5th edition of the Caribbean Business Cruise embarks on its journey, the OECS Commission and ISANAJA Consulting invite all stakeholders to join in supporting and promoting this transformative initiative. Together, we can navigate towards a brighter and more prosperous future for Caribbean businesses.
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